Plain explanations of a process most people meet only once.
Written for the person actually in the workflow — the recruiter, the candidate, the payroll administrator — not for search engines.
Employer guide to employment verification
What can be verified, what authorization is required, and how to read a report that has an exception in it.
ReadCandidate guideCandidate guide: you received an HVR request
Why you were contacted, what you are agreeing to, and what you can do if something is wrong.
ReadVerifier guideHow to respond to an HVR verification request
For HR and payroll teams: what is requested, what is optional, and what you can decline.
ReadExplainerWhat information can employers actually verify?
Dates, title and status — and why compensation, reason for leaving and performance are treated differently.
ReadExplainerHow employment verification works, end to end
The six stages of a verification, who is responsible at each, and where the time actually goes.
ReadExplainerUnderstanding discrepancies in employment history
Why a one-month date difference is usually a payroll-system artifact, and how HVR records it.
ReadConsumerHow to request or dispute your information
The file-request and dispute processes in plain language, with what happens after you submit.
ReadTechnicalEmployment-verification integration guide
Ordering, status events and report retrieval for engineering teams evaluating the API.
ReadComplianceCompliance resource center
Permissible purpose, certifications, notices and adverse-action materials, organized by workflow.
ReadExplainerSource-verified vs database employment verification
What a database record documents, what it does not, and why HVR attaches source, method and date to every field.
ReadComplianceEmployment verification laws by state: what employers should know
Salary-history bans, stricter state reporting regimes and consumer notice rules — organized by theme, not by statute.
ReadExplainerHow long does employment verification take?
Most verifications complete in a few business days. Where the time actually goes, and what shortens it.
ReadStill have a question about a specific case?
Employers, candidates and verifiers each have a direct line — no shared ticket queue.